Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video I show you an IoT application built using NetDuino, C# and the .NET Micro framework. The are a few front end application (Command Centers) for this IoT device (Web Application, Phone Application etc.) In this video I'll show you a UWP Phone Application that uses Cortana Voice Command capability to send commands over to the IoT device via Azure ServiceBus. Even though I show you a device built using NetDuino, you could do the same things using Arduino, ESP8266, Particle Photon, Feather M0, etc. (I have built the same thing using these other devices as well.
In this video I show you an IoT application built using NetDuino, C# and the .NET Micro framework. The are a few front end application (Command Centers) for this IoT device (Web Application, Phone Application etc.) In this video I'll show you a UWP Phone Application that uses Cortana Voice Command capability to send commands over to the IoT device via Azure ServiceBus. Even though I show you a device built using NetDuino, you could do the same things using Arduino, ESP8266, Particle Photon, Feather M0, etc. (I have built the same thing using these other devices as well.





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